February 10, 2018

9 Travel Hacks To Make The Most Of Your Yellowstone Visit

February 10, 2018/ Nikki Chi

Yellowstone can be a bit overwhelming due to its sheer size and popularity. However, the trees, animals, and geysers are there existing in a beautiful high energy no matter what. If you can tap into that and remember what you came for, then you won’t be phased by traffic, crazy tourist groups, or anything else. Stay connected to the amazing vibration that nature puts off, and follow these nine tips to keep calm and enjoy Yellowstone for the magic that it is.

April 26, 2017

Freebies Around The World

April 26, 2017/ Nikki Chi

As a mindful traveler, I love when I find great things to do or see that are free! I’m a firm believer that you don’t have to spend money to have an amazing experience and truly get to see and know the place you’re visiting. So, this is my ongoing list of all the fun freebies I’ve discovered around the world.

April 19, 2017

How I Overcame Paris Syndrome

April 19, 2017/ Nikki Chi

I was surprised that there is a whole syndrome named after Paris thanks to people having their expectations crushed in some way. I thought for a moment and realized I wasn’t that surprised after all.

April 05, 2017

How To Have The Most Epic Last Day In Any City

April 05, 2017/ Nikki Chi

You know that feeling when you don’t want your vacation to end? You’ve enjoyed yourself so much and finally have unwound from the stress you left back home, but now you can feel it all creeping back in as you get closer to returning home and to work.

March 29, 2017

The Best Things In Travel Are Free

March 29, 2017/ Nikki Chi

One of the biggest travel myths I hear that keeps people from traveling is that it must be expensive. Between the flights, ground transportation, food, lodging, and all the sightseeing and tour costs you have to be a millionaire!

February 28, 2017

Taking The Blindfold Off

February 28, 2017/ Nikki Chi

Imagine being blindfolded on a half-mile walk through the tropical forest in Hawaii to a 442-foot waterfall. You are only allowed to cast your eyes upon the waterfall and nothing else.